Asian American voters should not be discredited
They may prove to be key players in this year’s election for battleground states.
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Soft Power: Chinese American films offer necessary perspectives on belonging
For Chinese Americans, these films are "authentic" in their own right.
Review: “BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky” Glimmers with Vulnerability
BLACKPINK fans get an intimate glimpse into the Korean girl group in their documentary “BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky”
Immigrant representation doesn’t stop offscreen
While nuanced representations of immigrants in entertainment can provide spaces for empathy, these representations must have real-world implications to yield substantial change.
Influencers should reconsider their ‘influence’ during pandemic
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, influencers should prioritize an innovative angle to their content and make a positive contribution to society.
Soft Power: Chinese music and artists need a new definition of ‘success’
Chinese musicians are important regardless of their ability to appeal to a Western audience.
USC must support its Chinese international students through cross-cultural education
Amid deteriorating U.S.-China relations, USC must affirm its commitment to being a globally-minded university.
Soft Power: Chinese food is not your personal entertainment
Subverting the “lunchbox moment” means looking critically at what we consume, especially in relation to our understanding of Chinese food.
REVIEW: ‘The Lying Life of Adults’ is an unflinching, ‘honest’ look at young adulthood
With a Netflix TV adaptation already in the works, the novel was named by the New York Times Book Review as one of the “Most Anticipated Books of 2020” after its initial English-language release was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Intersection of health and humanities at USC needed more than ever
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, it is especially critical for the University to utilize its interdisciplinary education to help students cope, learn and evolve.